Artist description Arrogant...more than just "another Ska band." *R*I*P*

Music Style Poppy Ska-Punk

Musical Influences Weezer, Less Than Jake, The Impossibles, Reel Big Fish, The Beatles, Etc.

Similar Artists Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish, Weezer, The Hippos, The Impossibles, Etc.

Artist History Arrogant hails from Bountiful, Utah and although they have been unwillingly tagged as a Ska band, they are actually much more. Combining influences ranging from Jazz to Nerd Rock to Straight Pop, they have created a style which their fans lovingly refer to as "Pansy-Core." Their music has been compared to that of Weezer, The Impossibles and even, "Pavement...with horns." In the Summer of 1998, made up of founders John Post (guitar/vocals) and Bucky Cash (drums/vocals), the band began writing as a "power duo." Later adding Bassist Brian Jones, they became regulars at a small coffee shop venue called the Backstreet Café (R.I.P.) Picking up horn players Erik Ohlsen (tenor saxophone) and Greg Johnson (trombone) Arrogant ruled the small but growing Bountiful music scene. Rounding off their line up with Elliot Fenech (alto sax) and replacing Jones with Devin Cash (bass) and Ohlsen with Dave Matney (Tenor/Baritone Sax) Arrogant has grown musically and in popularity. Thanks for checking them out.

Group Members Johnny - Guitar & Lead Vox; Bucky - Drums & Lead Vox; Devin - Bass & Backing Vox; Johnson - T-bone & Backing Vox; Elliot - A. Sax & Backing Vox; Matney - T. Sax, B. Sax, & Backing Vox; *Song features Big Bad Brian - Bass; **Song features X - T. Sax & Backing Vox

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Bari Sax, Trombone, and more vocals than your grandma can handle.

Albums Arrogant (Self Titled)

Press Reviews "Whether you really like ska or can only tolerate it, Arrogant is definitely worth checking out." -Punkbeat Online Magazine-

Location Salt Lake City, UT - USA

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